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New podcast from students and faculty examines how toxic beauty products and unrealistic beauty expectations have led to injustice

December 21, 2022 – Maintaining society’s expected beauty standards can come at a high cost—financially, health-wise, and personally—and those costs fall most often on marginalized groups, according to a new podcast from Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health.

Beauty + Justice looks at the history and context surrounding beauty injustices, the potential impacts on health—from asthma to early menstruation to breast cancer—and the sometimes painful emotional toll of trying to attain a certain beauty standard. The podcast features guests from

“We re-root Vichy in scientific expertise,” Vania Lacascade

Premium Beauty News – Vichy Laboratoires is a dermocosmetics pioneer in France. How do you define the brand today?

Vania Lacascade – Founded by a doctor almost 90 years ago, it is firmly rooted in health and science. It is part of the L’Oréal Active Cosmetics Division and is mainly distributed in pharmacies and parapharmacies. It is recommended by over 50,000 dermatologists around the world, in particular the haircare and anti-aging ranges.

Two years ago, we readopted our initial brand signature, which dated back to the 1990s: health also depends on our skin. It really is the brand’s philosophy: the

Color cosmetics: The best 2022 innovations awarded at MakeUp in Los Angeles

The winners of the 2022 edition of the MakeUp in Los Angeles IT Awards were revealed on the first day of the beauty trade show, during a ceremony hosted by Sandra Maguarian and Aurélie de Boisvilliers, the show organizers, and beauty expert and jury member Luisa Oliva.

The competition involves two steps. First, exhibitors submit the products with a video pitch and an in-depth description of their added value compared to similar existing products. In a second step, the short listed products are evaluated and tested by a jury of 12 international experts [1] who will reward the winners in

‘Beauty and personal care space to grow at 11% CAGR’

India’s beauty and personal care market, currently valued at $16.8 billion, is poised to grow at a compound annual rate of 11%, with cosmetics and perfumes categories growing at a faster clip.

According to a joint report by international beauty brand Estée Lauder Co., and Gurgaon-based technology-business insights firm 1Lattice, a substantial portion of sales worth about $1.3 billion, are through e-commerce channels, which is expected to grow at a CAGR of 30% during FY22-27, followed by companies that retail beauty products in health and beauty stores, as well as modern grocery retail shops,

“The runway for growth in India

Boddess Beauty onboards global beauty brands to expand its retail presence, ET Retail

New Delhi: Boddess Beauty, a multi-brand beauty retailer has onboarded global beauty brands as part of its retail expansion. The companies including Etude House, Dermalogica Cosrx, Klairs, Valentino, Ralph Lauren, Azzaro and OGX, are now associated with the beauty retailer, the company said in a media release.

Commenting on the association, Ritika Sharma, founder, and CEO of House of Beauty/Boddess, said, “Homegrown Indian skincare brands are disrupting the beauty space in the country. At the same time, we are witnessing a phenomenal demand for global beauty products from Tier 2 and 3 cities.”

According to industry reports, the direct-to-consumer (D2C)